Reddit reviews Betty Crocker, Bisquick, Complete Mix, Cheese Garlic, 7.75-Ounce Pouch (Pack of 6)

Heyo,

I posted a kit picture a while back and one of the items in my photo was a mini dutch oven. It can probably only hold about a pint or so and weighs 2.1 pounds. People always have opinions on what items I have in my kit, but unless I am on a super long trek with many miles and days, I ALWAYS bring this thing. It is small enough to nest inside my pot/cooking kit, so it doesn't take up additional pack space, just extra weight.

One aspect of bushcrafting I love is cooking over a fire. That can seem pretty limiting, because baking isn't easy to do over a fire. I've used regular sized dutch ovens many times before, but one day I was browsing cookware and saw this beaut. For only $10 I had to give it a go. It took a bit of time perfecting how to use it, but I can fairly consistently make correctly (cooked through but not burnt) baked items with it. I've done cake, brownies, beer bread, and so on. Basically anything that doesn't have active yeast (though I'm sure it could be done).

Why am I sharing? Because I cannot express the glee it gives me having hot baked goods on the trail. Warm bread does wonders for the soul, especially on a brisk night.

Here's a picture of the biscuit broken into two and the steam pouring out of it ;)

https://imgur.com/gallery/BQDDDjQ

EDIT: Forgot to mention how easy these biscuits are to make... I buy a small bag of this Bisquick batter at the store, its enough to make three biscuits that are about 3in in diameter and 1.5in tall. All you do is add water and mix it up! Easy to make and clean up!